Sentences with phrase «upper fourth premolar»

Frequently a broken upper fourth premolar tooth will cause an abscess that may spread below either eye.

The most common tooth to abscess in the dog is the upper fourth premolar.

Saliva contains large amounts of calcium, which predisposes to tartar and the upper fourth premolar is commonly the first tooth to show tartar deposition.

The secondly most common teeth crowned are the upper fourth premolar teeth used to cut food into small pieces before swallowing.

They commonly cause fractures of the upper fourth premolars.

The «carnasial» tooth or more correctly the upper fourth premolar is one of the primary chewing teeth of carnivores.

They also frequently get fractures of their upper fourth premolars and first molars from gnawing on a hard bone or chewing rocks or something else too firm to soften.

The upper fourth premolar often demonstrates extensive gingivitis and gum retraction.

When dogs do that and crunch down on something too hard at just the right angle, a piece of the upper fourth premolar breaks off, leaving a slab.

Posterior cross bite is where the upper fourth premolar is inside the lower first molar.

Some teeth, such as incisors, have one root, while the others, such as the upper fourth premolars, have as many as three roots.

The most common location for gingivitis is over the canine teeth and over the upper fourth premolars.